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At 09:06 14/02/2003 -0600, Aaron Swartz wrote:
>The concepts doc says:
>
>>Issuing an HTTP GET request and obtaining data with a "200 OK" response
>>code is a technical indication that the received data was published at
>>the request URI; but data received with a "404 Not found" response cannot
>>be considered to be similarly published information.
>
>First, the f in Found should probably be capitalized. More importantly
>though, I don't think that last bit is correct. Most people consider 404
>error pages to be published. For example, I think the author of:
>
>http://harrumph.com/404
>
>would considered it a published document.
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